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November 8, 2022

Michigan Ballot Measures 2022

Proposal 3: Right to Abortion

Yes
56.7%
100% of expected vote in

Adds language to the Michigan Constitution to establish an individual right to reproductive freedom, defined as the right for individuals to make all decisions about pregnancy, including prenatal care, childbirth, postpartum care, contraception, sterilization, abortion, miscarriage management, and infertility.

County
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  • Allegan100% in
  • Alpena100% in
  • Antrim100% in
  • Arenac100% in
  • Baraga100% in
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  • Cass100% in
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  • Cheboygan100% in
  • Chippewa100% in
  • Clare100% in
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  • Crawford100% in
Yes
56.7%
2,482,382
Percent
  • 42%
  • 51.2%
  • 42.5%
  • 44.1%
  • 46.9%
  • 43.9%
  • 43.4%
  • 42.7%
  • 53.2%
  • 56.3%
  • 49.9%
  • 41.2%
  • 52%
  • 42.1%
  • 49.5%
  • 43%
  • 48.8%
  • 44.8%
  • 52%
  • 49%
Votes
  • 2,477
  • 2,165
  • 23,909
  • 6,115
  • 6,501
  • 3,094
  • 1,469
  • 12,900
  • 25,662
  • 5,935
  • 31,106
  • 6,552
  • 26,323
  • 8,409
  • 7,191
  • 5,665
  • 6,957
  • 5,802
  • 21,260
  • 3,150
No
43.3%
1,898,906
Percent
  • 58%
  • 48.8%
  • 57.5%
  • 55.9%
  • 53.1%
  • 56.1%
  • 56.6%
  • 57.3%
  • 46.8%
  • 43.7%
  • 50.1%
  • 58.8%
  • 48%
  • 57.9%
  • 50.5%
  • 57%
  • 51.2%
  • 55.2%
  • 48%
  • 51%
Votes
  • 3,414
  • 2,065
  • 32,390
  • 7,740
  • 7,347
  • 3,955
  • 1,915
  • 17,327
  • 22,576
  • 4,601
  • 31,270
  • 9,351
  • 24,314
  • 11,583
  • 7,339
  • 7,523
  • 7,309
  • 7,162
  • 19,593
  • 3,278
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Proposal 2: Expand Voting Access

Yes
60%
100% of expected vote in

Changes voting policies in Michigan, including requiring nine days of early voting, authorizing absentee ballot drop boxes, and allowing voters without photo ID to sign an affidavit verifying their identity.

County
  • Alcona100% in
  • Alger100% in
  • Allegan100% in
  • Alpena100% in
  • Antrim100% in
  • Arenac100% in
  • Baraga100% in
  • Barry100% in
  • Bay100% in
  • Benzie100% in
  • Berrien100% in
  • Branch100% in
  • Calhoun100% in
  • Cass100% in
  • Charlevoix100% in
  • Cheboygan100% in
  • Chippewa100% in
  • Clare100% in
  • Clinton100% in
  • Crawford100% in
Yes
60%
2,586,255
Percent
  • 47.2%
  • 55.2%
  • 46.3%
  • 50.7%
  • 47.9%
  • 48.4%
  • 48%
  • 46.3%
  • 59.7%
  • 56.6%
  • 57.6%
  • 46.1%
  • 56.6%
  • 50%
  • 49.4%
  • 43.7%
  • 51.1%
  • 48.6%
  • 57.6%
  • 51.4%
Votes
  • 2,758
  • 2,320
  • 25,831
  • 6,937
  • 6,572
  • 3,358
  • 1,604
  • 13,829
  • 28,292
  • 5,912
  • 35,670
  • 7,244
  • 28,301
  • 9,896
  • 7,126
  • 5,722
  • 7,222
  • 6,205
  • 22,995
  • 3,266
No
40%
1,725,110
Percent
  • 52.8%
  • 44.8%
  • 53.7%
  • 49.3%
  • 52.1%
  • 51.6%
  • 52%
  • 53.7%
  • 40.3%
  • 43.4%
  • 42.4%
  • 53.9%
  • 43.4%
  • 50%
  • 50.6%
  • 56.3%
  • 48.9%
  • 51.4%
  • 42.4%
  • 48.6%
Votes
  • 3,083
  • 1,881
  • 29,925
  • 6,748
  • 7,151
  • 3,586
  • 1,735
  • 16,049
  • 19,080
  • 4,532
  • 26,268
  • 8,462
  • 21,660
  • 9,891
  • 7,299
  • 7,363
  • 6,908
  • 6,567
  • 16,906
  • 3,090
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The expected vote is the total number of votes that are expected in a given race once all votes are counted. This number is an estimate and is based on several different factors, including information on the number of votes cast early as well as information provided to our vote reporters on Election Day from county election officials. The figure can change as NBC News gathers new information.

Source: National Election Pool (NEP)

Proposal 3: Right to Abortion exit poll

National exit polls

Updated at Feb. 9, 2023
  • Yes
  • No
Gender
Male (50%)
49%
51%
Female (50%)
62%
38%
Race
White (80%)
51%
49%
Black (11%)
83%
17%
Latino (4%)
Not enough data
Asian (1%)
Not enough data
Other (3%)
Not enough data
Race
White (80%)
51%
49%
Non-White (20%)
73%
27%

2022 State election results

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